The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1887-02-04
ro,rANA LEGISLATURE.
, of the Work Being Done by the
territorial Law Makers
co,:NClL--JAN. -.


.,,,.rlin introduced tree culture o''''
ss ,he second Thursday in May
Arbor Day .:,:. -. ~. ,.,;.
..nx Of Sun River, advised the Legislative
...snby to appropriate from $500 to $500
~ .ho relief Of the Cree Indians on Will
low Creek. =,
r.,,edy introduced bill tor Terri
-, p,.rd Of Arbitrators to settle labor
troubles.
" s,x petitions were presented relating to
,,e liquor traffic and the protect'o" OF
women.
Nil, was introduced to enable trustees
If religious corporations to receive and dis
h,rse missionary funds.
Muth's bill relating to mortgages upon
rea, and personal property, was entirely
changed by amendment.
A petition from Miles City was presen.
ted asking the repeal Of the law licensing
commercial travellers.
Hansc ,m introduced bill providing
,ha, all owners shall fence all mining
shafts and excavations, and the county
commissioners shall do the same for all
abandoned shafts.
The resolution appropriating $500 for
the relief OF the Cree Indians, passed both
houses.
CouNclL-JAN. IS.
The House joint memorial, asking the
re,eal of the restrictive act was lost BY Il
very mixed vote.
By Sutherlin-ro compensate the asses.
.or Of Fergus and Meagher counties.
By Holliday--A memorial for the ap.
p,opriaton for the National Park.
HOUSE.
Petitions were received for the protec.
ton Of women, for local option law and
one for the suppression OF opium dens.
The committee on education and labor
have rejected substitute for w hite's
variety show bill, which takes in all shows
and theatres and absolutely prohibits the
sale Of intoxicants in the building at any
time, with severe punishment and high
fine for violating the same.
House bill No. 7, relating 10 the bond Of
justice and constable, was tabled, as it con.
hicts with the restrictive act.
NOTICES
By misunderstanding the act OF
February 10, 1851, relating to chattel mort
cages.
By Hanscom--For the payment Of stock
killed or injured by railroads.
By Page-Prohibiting the retailing OF
liquors on Sunday.
By Kanousc-Tu enable Meagher coun.
tyto build Jail.
House bill, No Exchanging the term
Of the supreme court, passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
House bill, No. 80. by Toole-lt pro-
rides that the license Tor selling liquors
shall be issued for less than one year and
no license shall be issued for less than
$500 nor more than $1,000, varying with
the size of the town. Each day is dis
tict violation. The penalty is .hc same as
provided by section SIT, sth division Of the
revised statutes.
House bill, No. 81, by Gorham-I'
amends the bounty law and provides 70,
the following bounties: mountain lion 81
bear S. and wolf S..
coUNclL-JAN. 20.
The following notices were given:
BY misunderstanding children.
by Sutherlin-Punishing the makers OF
fraudulent pedigrees Of stock.
Richards introduced Council bill No. e
pun'shing seduction. It makes it a crimi
nal oftense which does not bar suit 10,
damages.
The following bills were passed:
House bill No. 3-Prohibiting the sale o.
liquors to the INDECENT poor.
Council bill No. 14-Punishing the re-
ce'vers Of stolen property.
council bill No. 4-For the printing O
inc proceedings Of the county commission
ers.
rouse bill No. Exchanging the tern
OF the supreme court.
mouse joint resolution 71-Repealina
desert land act of,s77.
HOUSE.
'e"s'ons relating to local option law ant
"e projection Of women were received.
no''ces were given Of the following bills
ny yScobey-Relating to the cruelty te